Actions against news organizations, journalists, protected speech, law firms, and universities, from license threats and access revocation to executive orders and funding cuts compelling concessions under threat of federal penalty.
About the tiers. Tier A incidents are established by a primary document: a court ruling, an inspector general finding, a congressional record, an official disclosure, or the government's own filing. Tier B incidents are documented, but the dispositive fact has not been adjudicated: the litigation is live, the matter settled without a finding, or the characterization rests on sequence and inference rather than a ruling. Every Tier B record states, in its own words, what has not been established. Cross-referenced incidents are documented in full elsewhere in the record and linked. We publish all, labeled.